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Expand Up @@ -14,7 +14,9 @@ Even if you feel like you have *no idea*, take a guess! What are some possible i
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Your answer here...
The double equal sign == should be used to comprare userInput and correctAnswer
Line 8: .value is wrong here.

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Your list of questions here....
Is anything input within the box of userInput a string ?
Shoud I change '===' to '=='?
Is the .value supposed to be added in line 8 ?
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Your list of findings here...
I found the difference between "===" and "==" from Stack Overflow( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/523643/difference-between-and-in-javascript) that strict equality the objects being compared must have the same type
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Your list of steps to run your experiment...
```I thought that anything input in the box may not be stored as a string. Thus I replaced the === with == and refreshed the page to check.
I guessed that value could't be added in line 8 and also a new variable should be declared and assigned a new method of .value.

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Your results here...
(1) After I entered 'a' into the box, I saw ' wrong and guess again' and the bug is still there.
(2) The bug was fixed and the outcome was 'You win. Refresh this page and play again!!'
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Your conclusion here...
(1)strict equality the objects being compared must have the same type.
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